Korea. 100 Mun Ho ND (1866-1867) 户 KM# 143 (No Reserve Price)

Obverse:
常平 = Sang pyong, a Department of Korean Yi Dynasty
通寶 = Tong bo, means currency

Reverse: Mint mark at top, serial number at bottom.
*户 (Ho): Treasury Department
Treasury Department series ""big"", Value One hundred

Mint: 户 Treasury Department (户曹 (Hojo)), modern-day Seoul, South Korea (1678-1883)

The One Hundred Mun is the only denomination of sang pyong tong bo coinage for which accurate mint records exist. These coins were first cast by the Treasury Department on December 12, 1866 and put into circulation beginning January 15, 1867. The last coin was produced on June 16, 1867 which means these coins were cast for only 172 days.

Actual dimensions:
diameter: 38,8 mm,
weigth: 17,4 gram.

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